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• Tuskegee University shooting

• Veteran’s Day at Arlington National Cemetery

• 46 extra minutes of sleep to feel better

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Russia Ukraine Drone Attacks

Russia and Ukraine launched their biggest drone attacks against each other since the war started.

• Russia intercepted 84 Ukrainian drones over six regions, including some near Moscow. Ukraine reported that Russia launched 145 drones across the country, most of which were shot down.

• In Russia, five people were injured and several homes caught fire in Ramenskoye near Moscow due to falling debris from downed drones. Ukraine’s Odesa region saw two people injured from a drone strike, and fires broke out in some buildings.

• Meanwhile, Russia continues to make slow territory gains. The progress has cost many Russian lives. An average of 1,500 people died or were wounded daily in October.

• President-elect Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday and warned him not to escalate the conflict in Ukraine, a source reported. Trump and Putin didn't make the call public, but Trump informed Ukrainian President Zelensky about it.

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FEMA Worker Fired

A FEMA worker was fired for telling a survivor assistance team not to help homes in Florida with signs supporting President-elect Trump during Hurricane Milton relief.

• The recent hurricanes — Helene and Milton — hit Florida and other states like North Carolina and Georgia hard, resulting in over 200 deaths and widespread destruction. FEMA has provided disaster relief in these areas, helping people rebuild after the storms.

• FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell condemned the incident as "reprehensible" and said that FEMA's mission is to help all people affected by disasters, regardless of political views. The case was sent to the Office of Special Counsel.

• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis launched his own inquiry. He directed Florida’s emergency management team to investigate what he called “partisan bias” in FEMA’s response to hurricane survivors in the state.

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Tuskegee University Shooting

Authorities arrested one suspect in a shooting at Tuskegee University.

• Shooters killed one person and injured several others, including students early Sunday morning at Tuskegee University in Alabama. The shooting took place around 1:40 a.m. on campus after the school’s centennial homecoming events.

• Police arrested a 25-year-old leaving the scene with a machine gun. However, reports said at least two shooters were involved. Authorities haven’t said if they are searching for more suspects.

• The university confirmed that the deceased was not a student, and students injured in the shooting were treated at nearby hospitals. The campus is working on a student check-in and has notified parents. Tuskegee will provide updates as they learn more about the incident.

Quick Stories

US News

• The Veterans Day National Ceremony will be held today at Arlington National Cemetery. It starts at 11:00 a.m. with a wreath laying at the Tomb of the Unknowns, followed by a color parade by veterans' groups and speeches. (More)

• Democratic Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has confirmed that she won’t step down. Left lawmakers are asking her to retire so President Biden can name a successor before Trump takes office. (More)

• Wildfires continue to burn on both US coasts. In Southern California, the blaze is 17% contained but has threatened 3,500 structures around Camarillo. In New Jersey, four fires are burning with containment ranging from 40 to 90%. (More)

World

• A 6.8 magnitude earthquake shook Cuba on Sunday, but there were no major damage or injury reports. The country has been hit by multiple hurricanes and blackouts in the last few weeks. (More)

• Following a soccer match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv in Amsterdam, 62 people were arrested for violent attacks involving Maccabi fans and others. Most were fined and released, though four suspects remain in custody for violence. (More)

• China and Indonesia signed $10 billion in deals at the Indonesia-China Business Forum in Beijing on Sunday. These agreements cover areas like food, new energy, technology, and biotechnology. (More)

Business & Economy

• US stock markets closed higher on Friday (S&P +0.38%, Nasdaq +0.09%, Dow +0.59%). The S&P and the Dow closed out their best week in a year, and all three averages finished at record closing levels. (More)

• Bitcoin continued to climb on the results of the 2024 presidential election. It is now at a record high of $80,000. The second-largest crypto, Ethereum, rose 8.9% on Sunday to $3,200. (More)

• Bentley Motors has delayed its goal to exclusively offer all-electric vehicles. It aimed to be fully electric by the end of this decade. However, they will introduce a new EV or plug-in hybrid every year until 2035, starting with their first all-electric model in 2026. (More)

Sports & Entertainment

• Oregon remained atop the AP Top 25 college football poll. Ohio State moved to No. 2 after Ole Miss beat Georgia 28-10. Texas, Penn State, and Indiana round out the top 5. (More)

• Coco Gauff won her first WTA Finals title by coming from behind to beat Olympic champion Zheng Qinwen 3-6, 6-4, 7-6 (2) on Saturday. She fought back from 2-0 and 5-3 down in the final set and was just two points from losing at one point. (More)

• Warner Bros. Discovery announced that its streaming platform, Max, gained 7.2 million subscribers globally in the third quarter, marking its biggest growth since launch. As of September 30, Max had 110.5 million subscribers. (More)

Science, Health, & Tech

• The US has ordered Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. to stop shipping advanced AI-related chips to China starting Monday. One of its chips was found in a Hauwei Ai processor, and the Chinese company is on a restricted trade list. (More)

• A recent study in The Lancet found that the popular weight loss drug Ozempic may cause muscle loss. It found slightly more non-fat tissue loss occurs compared to other weight loss methods. (More)

• Scientists have discovered a second species of jellyfish that can age in reverse. The comb jellyfish can revert to a younger form when stressed by starvation. (More)

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